Ozone Nightmare

Today on the 5: I chose to kick off the final month of the year by watching a very fun prison biker revenge movie, Hellcat's Revenge 2: Deadman's Hand. It shouldn't come as a surprise that I had a blast with it.

Today on the 5: It seems like you can't listen to much of anything technology related without hearing someone talk about how Apple Silicon is the end of Intel or Windows. I'm not sure the people saying that are thinking outside their bubbles.

This week we're talking about the Magic Keyboard, aging, The Mandalorian, Jiu Jitsu, and The Dangerous. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

Today on the 5: As featured on Len Kabasinskis's Forgotten Movie Den, I watched the 1995 action film The Dangerous, which you might easily think is a female riff on The Dirty Dozen. Once you get just a small way into the movie, though, you'll find that it's a badly written imitation at best.

Today on the 5: 2020's Jiu Jitsu has seemed to be a somewhat loony movie from the outset, from casting a range of martial arts pros to including Nic Cage as a swordsman. It's an effective hook, because it got me to shell out $7 to watch it. Was it worth it?

Today on the 5: For the month of October, I read The Science Of Women In Horror by authors Meg Hafdahl and Kelly Florence. It turned out to be a very interesting and entertaining book!

Hey gang, strap in for a wild ride as I stop by Len Kabasinki's Fist of the Filmmaker podcast to talk about a part of very special 2020 films, Fight of Fury and Robowoman!

Watch it here and support Len here! 

This week we're talking about Fist Of The Filmmaker, Batman vs Two-Face, and Mankillers. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show!

Today on the 5: There was a stretch of time in which you could make a pretty reasonable argument that Apple had a more stable and reliable operating system than Microsoft. I think that time may be over.

Today on the 5: I watched the 1987 film Mankillers, which you might easily think is a female riff on The Dirty Dozen. Once you get just a small way into the movie, though, you'll find that it's a badly written imitation at best.